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v72 v73 4 4 [http://www.mutekh.org/ MutekH] is a free and portable operating system for embedded platforms, ranging from micro-controller to multiprocessor systems. It's heavily used on multiprocessor platforms in various projects and was originally designed to natively support processors heterogeneity. 5 5 6 MutekH is very modular as it is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exokernel exokernel] based; it is composed of the Hexo hardware abstraction layer and the Mutek base kernel. The exokernel comes with several operating system interface libraries and services libraries. It was designed to be easily extended with new libraries and platform support, and allows development of kernel land and user land applications. It is fully configurable to match every application needs and platform constraints, moreover it has an easy to use build system .6 MutekH is very modular as it is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exokernel exokernel] based; it is composed of the Hexo hardware abstraction layer and the Mutek base kernel. The exokernel comes with several operating system interface libraries and services libraries. It was designed to be easily extended with new libraries and platform support, and allows development of kernel land and user land applications. It is fully configurable to match every application needs and platform constraints, moreover it has an easy to use build system and testsuite. 7 7 8 8 MutekH is currently used in several research projects, laboratories and universities and is actively developed. It was originally started at the [http://www-soc.lip6.fr/ SoC] department of the [http://www.lip6.fr/ LIP6] Laboratory ([http://www.upmc.fr/ UPMC] in Paris). Some [PapersAndPublications publications] used MutekH as a supporting OS. The MutekhManifesto page gives more details about project goals. … … 85 85 * [http://www.mutekh.org/www/mutekh_api/ MutekH API reference manual] 86 86 87 * Using the BuildSystem 87 * Using the BuildSystem to build applications. 88 88 * Using [FlattenedDeviceTree Flattened device trees] to describe hardware. 89 89 * [wiki:UsingMutekH/Sam7 Using MutekH on a AT91SAM7] Arm micro-controller based platform. … … 92 92 93 93 * Using the [wiki:Testsuite]. 94 * Using the BuildSystemDev to add modules and features. 94 95 * Writing [wiki:HeaderDoc header documentation] for the API reference manual. 95 96 * [NewDriver Adding a driver], or [NewDriverClass adding a new driver class]